In fact the problem is not in the ability to redirect to the netscape proxy, the problem is that even whe the redirect_program (squidGuard) reject the connection, the request is sent to the netscape proxy instead of the access deny ppage.
Fo rinstance the tags are set: redirect_program /usr/lib/squidGuard redirector_access allow all always direct all and the cache_peer_access is set corectly (as the request is forwarded to the Nescape proxy) Le sam 06/12/2003 � 18:07, Muthu Kumar a �crit : > > Thanks, > But I can't, I have no control to the Netscape Proxy and it is not > allowed to use the ICP with it. > The only way to use it is to send the request as a simple client to > it, > The problem is that te Netscape proxy does no acl control, thats why I > use a Squid and squidGuard in front to have the ACL enable, and to be > able to control these ACL. > > >>>> > To control the Netscape proxy ,Check these options in squid > redirector_access - Controls which requests are sent through > the redirector pool<Squid+squid Proxy> > ident_lookup_access - Controls which requests need an Ident lookup > on Squid+Squid Proxy to Netscape > always_direct - Controls which requests should always be > forwarded directly to origin servers.This will be denied to that > request. > never_direct - Controls which requests should never be > forwarded directly to origin servers. > cache_peer_access - Controls which requests can be forwarded to a > given neighbor (peer). > > I hope using the acl's on the squid+squid proxy we can make the > original request as the relyed request to the Netscape proxy. > Then relyed request to the Netscape proxy is redirected using the > cache_peer_access,redirector_access,always and never directs. > > Regards, > Muthukumar. -- Cyril COUPEL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
